Without laying claim to be a "movie fan'? the writer never misses a chance of seeing Alary Pickford. In what her supreme appeal consists, which makes her a sort of Ellen Terry of the film to all other actresses, one would not pretend to say. She is, of course, adorably pretty; but there are others of whom as much might be said. She is a mistress of facial expression, so that the verbal descriptions on the screen are hardly necessary: but this is partly due to the skill of the scenario writer, in which respect other producers have still a vast deal to learn from the Ampricans. And she attains her effects by the most exquisite economy of means: here again; there are others as perfect in technique. But still, to vary Alice in the Wondevland's phrase, they're they and she's she, and there is none like het.
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